First Java Program - Input-Output, Debugging and Datatypes

First Java Program - Input-Output, Debugging and Datatypes

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Introduction

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Introduction

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First Java Program - Input-Output, Debugging and Datatypes

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 Creating .java file
  3. 3 Setting Up Few Things
  4. 4 Structure of Java File
  5. 5 Creating Main Function
  6. 6 Writing First Line of Code Printing "Hello Word!"
  7. 7 Converting .java to .class Byte Code
  8. 8 Running Main.class
  9. 9 Explanation of words of the Program
  10. 10 What is 'public' 1st line?
  11. 11 What is 'class'?
  12. 12 What is 'Main' in this code
  13. 13 What is 'main function'?
  14. 14 What is 'public' 2nd line?
  15. 15 What is 'static'?
  16. 16 What is 'void'?
  17. 17 Array and Arguments
  18. 18 Changing Location of Byte Code
  19. 19 Location of 'javac' and 'java'
  20. 20 Environment Variable PATH
  21. 21 Starting with IntelliJ IDEA
  22. 22 Some Shortcuts
  23. 23 What is a 'package'?
  24. 24 What is 'System.out.println'?
  25. 25 Outputs in Java
  26. 26 Inputs in Java
  27. 27 Primitive Data Types in Java
  28. 28 Comments in Java
  29. 29 Int Input Program
  30. 30 Literals and Identifiers
  31. 31 String Input Program
  32. 32 Float Input Program
  33. 33 Sum of Two Numbers
  34. 34 Type Conversion and Casting
  35. 35 Type Conversion
  36. 36 Conditions for Type Conversion
  37. 37 Typecasting
  38. 38 Automatic Type Promotion in Expressions
  39. 39 Java follows Unicode
  40. 40 Rules for Type Promotion
  41. 41 Example for thorough review of concepts
  42. 42 Basics of while loops and for loops
  43. 43 if condition
  44. 44 while loops
  45. 45 for loops
  46. 46 When to use - while loop and for loop
  47. 47 Temperature Conversion Program
  48. 48 Outro

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